Harriet Harris wins 2002 Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical

Harriet Harris wins the 2002 Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical for her performance as Mrs. Meers in Thoroughly Modern Millie.

[@sajjadali2008]

She should have got an award for her performances on Frasier, so deserved!

[@alexmeyer5260]

I always think of her as Bebe from Frasier.

[@71crm]

Harriet seems like a class act!

[@jaspar38]

By far one of my favorite acceptance speeches. I had searched for it everywhere, and really had resigned myself to the fact that I would never get to see it again. Thank you so much.

[@gregherried5189]

I've seen her on Murder, She Wrote, Desperate Housewives, and The Five Mrs. Buchanans. The latter was a series that only lasted one season, but Harriet Harris was a standout on it. I'll bet she was really good in Thoroughly Modern Millie. I wish I could have seen that production.

[@shoooop]

greg herried listen to the soundtrack 😊

[@timgriffin3368]

She was Great in Memento

[@gavinramoutar1008]

I love Harriet!

[@metamii]

She should be in a remake of Sunset Boulevard

[@g.r.bryant2258]

I saw her and Christine Baranski in Mame at the Kennedy Center. Christine was Mame and Harriet was the lush (Bea Arthur's part), but I think the show would have been much better with the roles reversed, but Christine was also the "star" of the show. Both went to Julliard.

[@sisib1389]

HARRIET

[@RobinGoodFellovv]

Talk about cultural appropriation. That Asian role... But this speech is hilarious.

[@jules8159]

I’m sorry but all I see is Tybalt and the TV lady. ❤️

[@SpiritualAtheist]

The woman can't act ... WINK!

[@christophertracy2807]

What a miserable existence - THe little latin comic has to come up and make latin jokes all the time and define himself by his race only